How One Former TV Reporter Brought His Sky Gospel to the People

Mike Pecci/Boston Phoenix
Boston Phoenix | August 20, 2008
Former TV-news reporter Jack Borden found transcendental peace in the cloudy sky, and he's determined to spread his stratospheric gospel to everyone -- even Jessica Simpson.

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